The phrase "inseparable connection" means that two things or concepts are closely linked and cannot be apart from each other. They are so connected that they cannot be separated. Full definition
In the official citation read before Pope Francis presented the prize, Cardinal Camillo Ruini pointed to Burridge's «great contribution in that decisive area of the historical and theological recognition of the Gospels» inseparable connection to Jesus of Nazareth,» a contribution that resolves the problem identified by Pope Benedict. (firstthings.com)
That America is guided by Providence is a belief deeply entrenched in the seventeenth - century beginnings, the constitutional period, Lincoln's ponderings on our greatest war, and Woodrow Wilson's convictions about the inseparable connections between freedom and American destiny. (firstthings.com)
But this difference, which may be less real and important than I think, does not obscure my appreciation of the truth and brilliance of Dr. Morrison's discussion of the concreteness of revelation and of its inseparable connection with the community. (religion-online.org)